Agenda:

1. Opening Remarks:

   • Welcome everyone to the Shavuot celebration.
   • Brief explanation of the significance of Shavuot.

2. Prayer Service:

   • Conduct a special prayer service, including the reading of relevant Torah portions.
   • Emphasize the themes of gratitude, revelation, and renewal.

3. Tikkun Leil Shavuot:

   • Organize a night of Torah study (Tikkun Leil Shavuot) for those interested.
   • Provide resources for study and facilitate discussions on various topics.

4. Festive Meal:

   • Share a communal meal featuring traditional dairy dishes.
   • Encourage participants to bring or share their favorite dairy recipes.

5. Activities:

   • Torah Readings: Invite attendees to participate in readings of Torah portions related to Shavuot.
   • Arts & Crafts: Set up a station for creating Shavuot-themed crafts or decorations.
   • Storytelling: Share stories or anecdotes related to Shavuot and its traditions.
   • Music & Singing: Enjoy singing traditional Shavuot songs or hymns together.
   • Interactive Discussions: Facilitate discussions on the significance of the holiday and its relevance in contemporary times.

6. Closing Remarks:

   • Express gratitude to all participants for joining the celebration.
   • Encourage continued reflection on the lessons of Shavuot in daily life.

This Shavuot meeting aims to foster a sense of community, spiritual growth, and cultural appreciation among participants. It is an opportunity to come together in celebration of Jewish heritage and values.